The phrase "given success" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to introduce a condition that must be met in order for something to be successful. For example: "Given success in the first quarter, the company plans to expand their operations next year." In this sentence, "given success" is used to indicate that if the company is successful in the first quarter, they will then move forward with their plans to expand.
For many senior officers, the unceasing, sometimes exhausting pressure to produce ever-impressive declines in crime has also given success a sour taste.
How is any given success for environmental action to be weighed against any given advance in social justice or, for that matter, against any given change in profits?
Verdict Favourite for the role given success at Yorkshire Another Australian, the former Test opener has been in charge at West Australia since the end of 2012 and has won two Big Bash titles in his role as head coach of the Perth Scorchers.
In a "Concluding Note" to Grandison, Richardson writes: "It has been said, in behalf of many modern fictitious pieces, in which authors have given success (and happiness, as it is called) to their heroes of vicious if not profligate characters, that they have exhibited Human Nature as it is.
Analysis for an alternative worst case endpoint, in which re-infestation was counted as a failure, would have given success rates of 25/43 (58.1%) for 4% dimeticone and 9/30 (30.0%) for 0.5% malathion, with the difference in rates estimated as 28.1% (6.1% to 50.2%).
This was compared with the expected rate given by the proportional chance criterion using an exact binomial test (one-sided) to test the null hypothesis that the given success rate of classification was no better than chance.
But to Marleen McDaniel, chief executive of Woman.com and a former board member of Eve, the venture capitalists are not giving success a chance.
His new book is Failed It!, is a celebration of mistakes in photography, design and architecture: "failure of the condiment that gives success its flavour".
One important key factor for giving success to Mobile TV services is the continuity of the service availability.
Alumni giving success is also highlighted in Morgan's alumni magazine.
Given that success, the commercial success of indexing is hardly surprising.
